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Morris Chair
March 17, 2009

A Morris chair from a FWW plan, in Quartersawn White Oak, with gel stain finish. (Upholstery by Capital Upholstery, Mechanicsville, VA)
Tile-top entry table
March 16, 2009

My brother found some Rookwood tiles on ebay and asked me to make a table for them. He likes arts and crafts furniture, but wanted something original. It was fun…
Poppy Table
March 10, 2009

I was inspired by Robert Lang, one of the editors for Popular Woodworking magazine to build this table back in 2006 when his article appeared. It is a Gustav Stickley…
Cherry Dresser With Maple and Ebony
March 9, 2009

I just finished this cherry dresser. The main unit is made from cherry with a lot of defects and character, probably why it cost about a dollar a board foot. …
Arts & Crafts Inspired Nightstands
March 6, 2009

A pair of walnut nightstands. This is my first attempt at building tables with drawers. The construction is mortise and tennon. The drawer box is 1/2" baltic birch ply with halfblind...
Recipe Box & Book Holder
March 3, 2009

Recipe box for 3X5 file cards with flip up Book/Card holder
Art&Craft Writing Dsk
March 1, 2009

This is a design from this web site. I loved the look and built this for my mother that works from home over the internet. I used quarter-sawn white oak…
Jewelry Box
February 28, 2009

Jewelry box inspired by Arts and Crafts windows, fumed white oak, maple and wenge with red glass accent -tung oil finish
Witness wood curio box
February 26, 2009

Oak box made from Civil War witness wood from Gettysburg PA (legally obtained). Box is ~ 5 x 3 x 2 with finger joint corners. Magnetic hinge for lid, allows…
Daughter’s Jewelry Box
February 25, 2009

This jewelry box was an exercise in hand-cut dovetails and mortise-and-tenon joinery. It is made of solid white oak with ipe top panel and button. It is finished with natural…

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